Global News is projecting a majority government for Brian Pallister and the Progressive Conservatives in the 2019 Manitoba election. Prior to the election call, Pallister and the Progressive Conservatives held a majority in the Manitoba Legislature, with 38 of the 57 seats to the opposition NDP's 12. The Progressive Conservative leader, set to repeat as Premier of Manitoba, was re-elected in his Fort Whyte riding.

The results of the Manitoba Provincial Election 2019.

If you’re undecided on who to vote for, Global News Winnipeg has you covered. From health care and education to infrastructure and the meth crisis, we’re keeping track of every promise made by the main political parties vying for your vote.

Manitoba's political parties are using their platforms, candidates and advertisements to reach out to women voters who some analysts say could play a deciding role in important constituencies in Tuesday's election.

Dougald Lamont says he plans to stay on as leader after his Manitoba Liberals lost official party status, retaining three seats in Tuesday's provincial election.

Politicians and supporters in Manitoba had less than 24 hours to take in the results of a provincial election before diving into the federal one.

This year’s turnout, 55.4 per cent, is down from the 57 per cent who made it out to the polls in 2016.

The Brian Pallister victory was thorough and his victory for the Progressive Conservatives shows the party is strong not only in rural Manitoba but suburban Winnipeg.

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is planning to eliminate a political subsidy he agreed to maintain five months ago.

Ready or not, it’s time to pick Manitoba’s next government. Election day is Tuesday, Sept. 10.